Re: Infolink https protocol
Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2013 4:10 pm
ok then
since u got the required encryptionkey found , when can we expect a working infolink emulator.
i would like to have one to be able to download usa widgets alongside european.
still wonder how you get past the : ; / restriction in this sorta root, i mean are we talking the same root here ? i.e. full acces in the system. reading a drive isnt really root. logging in as root and be able to change content/flags/OS and reboot and it still works fine is.
you can turn off smarthub in the service menu
i dont think samsung cares a lot since they sorta allowed modify a,b,c and d series and before series also now that i think of it.
bear in mind u own the device and its running on open source so that means that you can do whatever you want with the thing.
the only culprit is the garantee which tell you you are only get helped when the device is unmodified. unless its a factory error then they are likely to replace it regardless its modification status.
furthermore samsung made encryption as it is required for DRM and protected content not to keep us out of the tv.
most patches included so far where better somewhat more failsafe bootloader, cosmetic changes, youtube fixes, firmware fix for gpu, changes in handling in exedsp
and ow maybe there is this one line in firewall disabling connect to samygo dns. funny actually if u think of it.
since u got the required encryptionkey found , when can we expect a working infolink emulator.
i would like to have one to be able to download usa widgets alongside european.
still wonder how you get past the : ; / restriction in this sorta root, i mean are we talking the same root here ? i.e. full acces in the system. reading a drive isnt really root. logging in as root and be able to change content/flags/OS and reboot and it still works fine is.
you can turn off smarthub in the service menu
i dont think samsung cares a lot since they sorta allowed modify a,b,c and d series and before series also now that i think of it.
bear in mind u own the device and its running on open source so that means that you can do whatever you want with the thing.
the only culprit is the garantee which tell you you are only get helped when the device is unmodified. unless its a factory error then they are likely to replace it regardless its modification status.
furthermore samsung made encryption as it is required for DRM and protected content not to keep us out of the tv.
most patches included so far where better somewhat more failsafe bootloader, cosmetic changes, youtube fixes, firmware fix for gpu, changes in handling in exedsp
and ow maybe there is this one line in firewall disabling connect to samygo dns. funny actually if u think of it.